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Babak Shokrian's bitter sweet film on the Iranian diaspora
May 8, 2003
The Iranian
I have just previewed an opening of America So Beautiful in Paris UGC Cinema. To this date, rarely has any Iranian movie caught my attention or moved me as a truly cinematographic experience. Babak Shokrian's directorial début has all the ingrediants that make up both an entertaining and thought-provoking movie.
I could not help sit through the whole film hoping to see more. This is what I call a movie that is for the first time, in the iranian category with a comprehensive dialogue and a good plot supported by excellent professional actors-- far from the great Abbas Kiarostami and his metaphorical abstractions accessible only to the cultural elite.
This movie tries to draw a picture of a generation which shortly before and shortly after the revolution had to struggle to survive. Shokrian's early film influences from Scorcese and Elia Kazan are apparent, in some scenes and pa
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- Babak Shokrian was born in Teheran, Iran in In , he and his family moved to Los Angeles where Babak attended USC and UCLA, graduating from the latter with a degree in Anthropology, with an emphasis in ethnographic film.
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| Among them was Babak Shokrian who made fea- ture films dealing with Jewish subjects: Jewish Iranians: America So Beautiful. | |
| Babak Shokrian was born in Teheran, Iran in 1965. | |
| A leading Iranian novelist who, over his fifty-year career, published nine short story collections and six novels, including The Native Boy (1972), The. |
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- In his debut feature, America so Beautiful (), Iranian-American director Babak Shokrian manages to surround his central character in a similar degree of atmospheric pressure, by situating his own “diabolically clever” scenario in the context of a politically and socially significant event—the US Embassy hostage crisis in Tehran.